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Category Archives: religion
The non-religious Swiss increases in size
A March 31st report by Swissinfo.ch (31st March, 2011) carried news of a survey indicating that one in four Swiss citizens chose to describe themselves as ‘non-religious’. This was significantly up from the 1% who claimed to be non-religous in … Continue reading
Posted in atheism, non-religious, religion, secularisation, Switzerland
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Non-religious young people in Britain
Dr. Rebecca Catto (Lancaster University) has published her initial reflections on a small-sale survey of non-religious young people on the guardian online. ‘Beyond Grayling, Dawkins and Hitchens, a new kind of British atheism‘ reports on a one year project that … Continue reading
Posted in atheism, mission, religion, secularisation, United Kingdom, young people
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Europe for Brazilians
I’m here in Brazil for the 6th meeting of the Lausanne International Researchers’ Conference. My paper today looks at secularisation in Europe, drawing on data that my colleague, Jim Memory, and I have been collating and analysing from the 2008 … Continue reading
Posted in europe, religion, research, secularisation, statistics, Uncategorized
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The British public on Benedict's social teaching
Theos reports today on the findings of a ComRes poll of 2,003 British adults in connection with the visit of the Pope. Strikingly, despite popular disapproval about paying for his visit, a majority of the British public was in favour … Continue reading
Posted in religion, research, Roman Catholic, United Kingdom
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How important is religion to you?
At the end of August, Gallup released news of a 2009 survey examining the importance of religion for the population of 114 countries, based on telephone and face-to-face interviews. The global average for those who said that religion was important … Continue reading
Posted in Estonia, France, Germany, Italy, religion, Spain, United Kingdom
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Jedi Knights in the UK there are
Yes, it is still summer here in the UK. That’s the traditional time of the year to run items that might not appear as important at other times of the year. This time we feature one of the maps produced … Continue reading
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